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, and a little while. first, congressman steven horsford, a democratic freshman from nevada. he is up next. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ [video clip] >> 3 meters. ok, stand by. >> contact. >> glad to see you. >> it's hard to realize now 25 years after apollo-soyuz what the climate was like back then. in a way, after the years of khrushchev and stalin and communism, the lectern with his shoe and all that, the soviets were very foreign to us. after some of the things that happened, we thought they were pretty aggressive people -- and i will not say monsters, but they probably thought we were monsters. so we very quickly broke through that, because when you deal with people that are in the same line of work as you are and you are around them for a short time, you discover that they are human beings. >> this weekend on american history tv, oral history, on the 1975 meeting in space between u.s. astronauts and soviet cosmonauts, sunday at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. [video clip] >> from the very start, organized militaries have always spent a lot of their time fighting unconventional, a regular

sign for the water supply. nbc's miguel almaguer reports from california, sierra nevada mountains. >> reporter: in the mountains of california's gold country, this season, a different kind of boom. >> the amount of snowpack determines how much water we're going to have next summer. >> reporter: the sierra nevada snowpack sits at 134% of normal. early snowstorms have dumped half a typical winter's snowfall in just two weeks. >> that's a huge turnaround from last year. >> reporter: the change in just 12 months is dramatic. last year on this day in squaw valley. this year. but chris field and his team who won a nobel prize for their work on climate change warn snow is melting faster than ever before. >> we have been seeing earlier snowmelt, and we have been seeing this in a consistent way, and it's something we expect to continue as the climate warms. >> reporter: for now, reservoirs are filling fast, a lifeline for the nation's largest agriculture-producing state, which uses 75% of its water for irrigation. the snowpack here in the california sierras should help ease a drought that'

. the president pro tempore: the senator from illinois. mr. durbin: mr. president, the state of nevada was admitted to the union in 1864. since 1864 there have been 25 senators in its 148-year history. today harry mason reid becomes the longest-serving member of congress in the history of the state of nevada. senator reid was elected to the u.s. house of representatives the same year that i was elected, in 1982, and became a member of the house in 1983. he became a member of the united states senate in 1987. he has served with great distinction in both houses of congress, serving his state of nevada. and today is the highest-ranking democrat in the united states senate serving as its majority leader. i would dare say, mr. president, that you and i will probably not really know anything about the town of searchlight, nevada, were it not for harry reid. harry reid has told us so many stories of his youth and his background in that tiny town and what brought him to this station in life today. i almost feel if there were a town or high school reunion i could attend it with harry and look a

shown signs of dementia was discovered by police in nevada county. investigators say he left his elk grove home mon without his medication. >> at that point we saw it reached the level of contacting chp to have a silver alert issued. >> silver alerts are not for every missing senior. the person must be in danger because of from age, physical or mental health -- or their age, physical or mental health. unlike an amber alert used for children. a silver alert will not put signs on state highways. >>> new details are emerging about a lawsuit filed by pennsylvania's governor against the ncaa. the 43-page complaint filed this morning seeks to vacate the harsh penalties handed down to penn state university in the wake of the jerry sandusky sex abuse scandal. the sanctions include a $60 million fine and a four-year bowl ban. at a news conference this morning, he said the punishments were essentially a power play and they were unlawful and overreaching. >> these sanctions did not punish sandusky nor did they punish the others who have been criminally charged. rather, they push the past, the p

, dist inguished members of the legislature, honorable justices of the nevada supreme court, a constitutional officers, a senator heller and honored guests and my fellow nevada is. for nearly 150 ears governors before me have stood in front of this body and deliver the state of the state address. the personal delivery of biennial messages they honored tradition. i am proud to be here tonight to continue this tradition along with my wife, the first lady, kathleen, and my three children. thank you for your love and support. [applause] i want to take a moment and pause to remember to extraordinary nevadans both i had the honor to serve west first, a gene to and tired -- devoted her entire life as a mother, a schoolteacher and state legislator. her son is with us tonight to. tick, nevada will not soon forget your mother or her service. [applause] and our friend senator -- who's served with honor and distinction for over four decades. his legacy is a stirring reminder for those in public service, there are no barriers to what can be accomplished if we summon the will to work toge

's office in nevada which was actually across the state line. it took lake tahoe police reportedly more than a day and a half to notify nevada. we called them this morning and we are waiting to hear what they have to say about it. meantime, alyssa burns has not been seen since shortly before midnight according to friends who were with her. she was in town for a three day music festival which attracts thousands. she disappeared around 11:30 and told her friends she was taking a shuttle back to the resort. she was spotted by guests in the lobby around midnight. she worked as a hostess here in petaluma and was studying to be a paramedic firefighter at the campus. again she is described as 5- foot 3, long hair died black and a fair complexion. we'll see where all of this stands right now with the investigation. live in petaluma, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> a court arrangement is set for today accused of hitting and killing 2 innocent people in new year's morning. ktvu channel 2 morning news has obtained this armature video from south vanness on 21st street. david morales caused the deadly

of the united band lines' latest annual migration study. oregon, nevada, north carolina and south carolina all rounded out the top five. >>> 15 minutes from 5:00 right now. good news and bad news with the chesapeake bay. let's start first with the good news. a new report by the chesapeake bay foundation shows that oxygen levels for crabs, oysters and bay water have improved. on the bad side though, the health of underwater grasses went down from last year and the foundation president will baker says the bay is still dangerously out of balance but he does say that restoration strategies are starting to work. >>> all right, well, we have all built snow men but i am willing to bet that nobody out there has ever built one like this before. >> you have got the see this. one man in new york is taking the winter pastime to an entirely new level. he's going top shelf. this is a 3'6" tall snowman nicknamed b. a. for its height. now the builder used cow mats for a hat and tires better buttons -- for the buttons, with help of 30 people and snow machines b. a. came to life. he helps serve the community wh

to the governor of nevada giving his state of the state address giving out this particular issue. [video clip] >> i announced nevada would comply with the affordable care act as they related to the expansion of medicare services. as a result, some 78,000 more nevadans will have coverage without facing the new tax penalties imposed by the affordable care act. [applause] the federal law allows us to shift the mental health and other state spending to other sources say. the general on nearly $25 million over the biennium. over the next six years, this will create up to 8000 new health-care jobs and inject over half a billion dollars into where state's economy. as i noted before, we must increase taxes to bear the increased cost of the affordable care act, but the issue of the long-term health care costs remain. as such, i believe we must ask certain medicaid patients to have a modest contribution. i will insist nv will be able to opt out of the expansion program in early -- in later years should circumstances change. [applause] beyond medicaid, my budget provides additional funding for our state

, south dakota had the highest vaccination rate, 51% of the state, while nevada had the lowest vaccination rate last year at just 32%. in montgomery county, maryland, just outside of d.c., fire department ambulances are often rerouted to different e.r.s since so many hospitals are already full with flu patients, especially the elderly. >> our paramedics, firefighters, emts have seen a tripling of flu-like cases this month, as well as over 200 more transports this month. >> reporter: just 15 days. >> as compared to last year. >> reporter: doctors continue to urge everyone to get vaccinated, even this far into the season. >> it's not too late to get a flu shot, but it does take about two weeks for the immunity to kick in. >> reporter: back at leah's home -- >> i have to say this feels worse than any other sickness i've had in years. >> reporter: a lot of people are asking, if i get the vaccine, how long am i protected? well, the experts are saying that at least through this season and maybe a little bit longer than that, brian? >> we learned last night it lessens the severity of it. if you d

cool here over all of nevada and california. this weak low along the coast will bring up just a little bit of light shower activity. most of you will see a quarter inch or more. is there more cold air on the way? this tracks the cold air from the arctic over the next seven days. you can see the blue shows where the cold is. it looks like for the most part throughout the upcoming weekend, much of the country warms up. then a little sliver of cold air comes down at us it. looks like tuesday, wednesday and thursday of next week and probably significantly kind of cold in areas of idaho and montana and near spokane. again, that's the middle of next week. so we get a little break from this cold spell. then it looks like next week gets chilly in the northwest, but today's forecast again, just a few late-day showers. that's the only weather headline out there. that's a look at the nationalou california, enjoyable right through the weekend. i don't think you mind the cold so much as long as it is sunny. when you get the cold and cloudy it is a lot worse. >> that does make things worse. thank yo

to the police department in nevada. we will tell you what will help provide clues with this investigation, live in petaluma, i am tara moriarty ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> today would have marked the 22nd birthday for polley class, a woman who was abducted and murdered. the foundation named after her prepares to make an announcement. >>> last night more people than normal sought shelter at the homeless refuge. there is an increased demand for a safe and warm place to sleep. >> one woman showed up and she actually had frostbite. i had to scrape ice off the window of my car during the last few days. >> the cold weather is also keeping plumbers busy with pipes and water heaters in need of repair at homes. and in just a few minutes, steve paulson will have a detailed look at your forecast. >>> today east palo alto council will seek funding to repair a failed levee. they were there when heavy rains caused the creek to over run the levee. the city manager signed a proclamation declaring a local emergency. they say their funds have been exhausted and they plan to ask for 2. $7 billion. >> we foun

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into nevada and los vegas. lakeport 29, our observer, though phil has 24, i do believe and there are temperatures that are colder than this. i did see a 27 and a 29 in brentwood, pleasanton, lafayette, 29 degrees, san jose state 36. 20s for gilroy and morgan hill and woodside and palo alto foster city, i think i saw 33 in pearl game and that's -- pearl game and that's cold. high clouds with that east breeze and it is going to be cold through the interior. a little bit warmer through berkeley and el cerrito, they are all 34 degrees. half-moon bay and santa cruz will go a warm 57. a little bit warmer each day as we go into the weekend and it looks like patch think fog but temperatures are getting back to the 60s. >>> big mystery this morning, it is about facebook, the event that will start in just about a couple of hours and why there is so much buzz. >> and known as the international airport known as fso, we will tell you what it was once named after. >>> good morning, 680 traffic, we will tell you more about the morning commute and the bay area weather. well, well, well

-old petaluma girl resume their search in lake tahoe area after last being seen at a bar in nevada. her cell phone was last used at 12:03 that morning which is later than first thought. teams have searched the area and are going room to room at resort. $1,000 reward is offered for information leading to her return. our reporter is live in petaluma this morning with a live report in the next half hour. >> this afternoon, the three primary suspects in the murder of a venture capitalist are scheduled to appear in court. one suspect made a brief appearance yesterday, he and two others are charged with killing the entrepreneur in the mansion last year. the defendants are elogy gibel -- eligible for the death penalty so they may talk. >> it put as lot of pressure and tones discuss the issue with their clients carefully. it is a tremendous bargaining chip for the prosecution. >> dixon from am -- alameda is another suspect. >> the new congress is gearing up to get to work with a full plate in front of them with their fair share of bitter ballots for voting. our abc news reporter joins us live from w

. pushing off toward the sierra nevada. our system to the north will keep some cloud cover in the picture. partly sunny and partly cloudy. the rain moves south. maybe a few lingering showers. looks like most is about done here. lots of clouds. mild temps. 60s. temperatures after that patchy fog maybe light rain toward santa clara valley or out to the east bay but not too much. low 60s on the temps. we will continue this all the way from the north bay and east bay. on the coast and down to the santa clara valley. it does look partly sunny on saturday. a cooler system drops in. the cool air will settle in next week looking dry. cool morning lows coming back. >>> 6:07 is the time. new demonstrations in egypt. what is behind new protests as the country marks two years since the uprising. >>> victims of hurricane sandy are going to find it harder than they thought to rebuild their homes. >>> star wars franchise gets a new movie and new director. who disney reportedly hired to make episode seven. o can withss of air travel? can you survive change fees? blackout dates? boarding in mobs? do you a

nevada. for 30 years, republicans and democrats in nevada have said they don't want nuclear waste buried in nevada. anything that touches the local state touches the constituents, and touches the people who are going to vote for them. when we get to national issues, however, it is different situation. the number out of 233 republicans and house, only 16 of them were elected from districts carried by president obama. up to 200 democrats -- of the 200 democrats, only eight or nine or elected from districts carried by governor romney. that means the greatest danger to these republicans and democrats is in the primaries. what happens if you or a member of congress, you are great concern is to protect yourself in those primaries from people coming at you from the left and right. congresswoman edwards touched on it. there is only one way around this. it takes leadership to provide cover in politics, to get people the courage to stand up and do what is right. how do you get there? members of congress -- i have been in this town for 30 years. they don't know each other anymore. they don't spend

of north dakota. mr. heller of nevada. ms. hirono of hawaii. mr. kaine of virginia. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservation or purpose of evasion; and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? the group: i do. the vice president: congratulations, senators. [applause] the vice president: the clerk will call the names of the next group. the clerk: mr. king of maine. ms. klobuchar of minnesota. mr. manchin of west virginia. mrs. mccaskill of missouri. the vice president: please raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies, foreign and domestic; that you bear true faith and allegiance to the same; that you take this obligation freely, without any mental reservat

for immigration changes in the state of nevada as you were saying, jon. that is a state where latinos make up more than a quarter of the population. they went two to one for president obama last fall in the election. it is also a state where illegal immigrants make up 7.2% of the population. jon? jon: what is the response from republicans so far? >> reporter: well you have buy-in from some of them. they were part of that bipartisan senate group. there was john mccain of arizona, jeff flake of arizona, lindsey graham of south carolina, and marco rubio from florida. they have agreed to that framework so far. the top republican in the senate though is waiting. he would like more details from that group and from the president. senator mitch mcconnell says he hopes the president's speech today is not, quote, another divisive partisan speech. he says immigration changes should be, quote, on a bipartisan basis and include ideas from both sides of the aisle. you have house republicans such as texas congressman lamar smith, he said in a statement, quote, by granting amnesty the senate proposal actually com

. alyssa byrne was last seen at the horizon casino resort in state-line nevada.where byrne and friends were staying. friends say they saw byrne at the horizon casino bar just after midnight january first. earlier that night - new year's eve - byrne and globe music festival at the lake tahoe community college. that's about 3 miles from the resort. crews are focusing their search in the area near the horizon casino resort.that's right along highway 50.just east of the lake. here is a closer look. you can see how close it is today. they are going through the rural areas as well as the search communities going for this hour. >> catherine: stay with us as we continue. updates are available on www.kron4.com for facebook fan page banta twitter. >>this just in to the kron 4 news room football related 49ers kicker david acres that you see it is talking about receiving death thr eats last week. he has revealed that heat has double hernia surgery. his first year in the san francisco he was great with making 44 of the 52 field goals. so far, not as much and gary radnich will have more coming up with a

patrons. tonight his rap sheet. >> she was headed to the horizon in nevada she was going to the wrong direction. >> a wrong turn in the dark and cold of night may explain how one teenager died after a concert at lake tahoe. good evening, everyone, i'm carolyn johnson. >> it's a story ending in tragedy this morning. a worker discovered a body of 19-year-old alisa byrne missing since early new year's day. she was walking to her hotel in subfreezing temperatures. we're live tonight in lake petaluma where her friends will be gathering tonight. john? >> this memorial has been building all day since word spread about what happened. a few minutes ago people started showing up and watching, neiling writing on the board. there are items on the fence, flowers, stuffed animals, poster board with messages. this has been a outpouring of emotion leading up to the vigil. there are a number of personal mementos here. a baseball, a basketball and a quilt and friends left messages and her life and smile live on, i wish you can see things people have done to show how much they love you. she graduated in

door to door at the horizon casino resort in state line, nevada, searching for any signs of 19-year-old alyssa byrne. >> reporter: kim byrne last saw her 19-year-old daughter on saturday when she left their petaluma home with three friends headed for a weekend in south lake tahoe. alyssa texted her parents every day of the trip until she went missing on new year's eve. >> i know that this is very much unlike her to not call or text somebody to let them know that she's okay. >> reporter: alyssa and her friends had gone to a party as that night called snow globe. this is video another person posted on youtube. alyssa took a shuttle from the party to the hotel the horizon on new year's eve. the last her friends heard from her was at about 8:00 that night. >> i'm hoping maybe she is just out there being a typical teenager and just having a great time and letting time slip away from her. >> reporter: alyssa works at cattle man's restaurant in petaluma as a hostess. she is also taking classes at the local junior college to be a firefighter paramedic. she was last seen at a bar at the hori

given them a majority in the senate. delaware's christine o'donnell, colorado's ken buck, nevada's sharron angle, missouri's todd akin, and indiana's richard mourdock, and then you add in the fact that the rightward leaning gop electorate has also attracted some fringy candidates to the presidential race who led according to the polls at different points. let's take a quick walk down memory lane and revisit these names and faces. donald trump led at one point, michele bachmann led at one point, rick perry, herman cain, newt gingrich, rick santorum. what do they have in common? they were leading in the polls. what's your prescription for this primary problem? >> well, my next endeavor, the nonpaying one, is going to be to head up the republican main street partnership to give comfort and cover to both center right republicans and center left, i guess, democrats to stand up from the fringe groups on the right and left who have the courage to do the right thing. you know, if governor rendell and i were in charge, we would have fixed this thing. >> thank you both. >>> coming up, the

no objection, without objection, so ordered. the senator in -- from nevada. mr. reid: very quickly, we have worked really hard this week. we had to be here, we senators, are happy to be here, but there are four individuals who didn't have to work this week but they volunteered to do so. they are the four pages who kept this place operating with helping the floor staff and us. they could be home with their families and friends enjoying the holiday. instead, they are here with us. we have 18-year-old jared nakura of arlington. he gave up his winter break to be here. 23-year-old priscilla pelly of washington, d.c. she is a staff assistant in my office. 22-year-old erin shields of tacoma, maryland. and 16-year-old winden liu of hawaii, the only remaining current page who skipped her vacation to help here. i want the record to reflect our deep appreciation to them and wish them the very best in their future endeavors. mr. president, working throughout the night and throughout the day, we have reached an agreement with senator mcconnell to avert tax increases on middle-class americans. i have sai

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. >> the server took place yesterday at four locations in the sierra nevada mountains. >> the at first out the water content in the northern mountains is measured at 132 percent of normal for this time of the year. >> last year snowpack was much higher. at 19 percent of the average. >> amount snow melt about one-third of the water for the state homes, farms and businesses. >> livermore is waking up to 29 degrees. it is chilly and the east bay hills up to the north bay. downtown san francisco not too bad. we have been holding steady at 42 degrees. >> here at futurecast 4 a day of we are talking thirties' inland. forties' above the heart of the bay. by lunchtime rally in the fifties. some spots vallejo, fairfield, hold on to the upper 40's. as a push into the afternoon highs 2:00 p.m. we are seeing widespread mid to upper 50s around the bay. >> 544 concord. 53 expected and antioch. 56 in san francisco police have named the man arrested and yesterday's crash that killed two people and injured two others. police say 19 year-old david morales is a convicted felon who is an active gang member. >

of nevada. you'll hear how eight senators as we told you about yesterday, are pushing for similar reforms and what it means for the entire country. the most significant overhaul perhaps of our immigration system that we have seen in a long, long time. lots of talk for a couple of decades now. finally some action perhaps. >> and sort of an unlikely spokesperson to me. i think senator mccain has become the face of the eight senators and that's fascinating. >> he's had some very strong and blunt language why they're doing this. we'll get to that in a second. >>> and later this half hour, chris brown gets in trouble again, and los angeles police are investigating serious allegations involving another singing star. we'll sort all of that out in "the skinny." >> sorry. i needed a little sip. i needed to cool down after hearing that chris brown news. back in trouble again. he had the rihanna incident, he had some other stuff. then the "gma" incident more than a year ago. >> never ending for him. >> man, chris, get it together. get a new pr person. >>> let's get to some real news first. protester

, the democrats want it and fourth, republicans need it. >> reporter: senator marco rubio in a nevada newspaper today insisted illegal immigrants must earn their new citizenship. we can't round up millions of people and deport them but we also can't fix our broken immigration system if we provide incentives for people to come here illegally. also front and center, the battle over guns. president obama telling the new "republic" magazine that advocates of gun control have to do a little more listening than they do sometimes. asked if he has ever fired a gun, mr. obama said, up at camp david we do skeet shooting all the time, like jfk used to years ago. on "meet the press," former vice presidential candidate paul ryan referred to last month's newtown tragedy as a watershed moment. >> it's our worst nightmare, something like this happening. let's go beyond just this debate and make sure we get deeper. what's our policy on mental illness? what's going on in our culture that produces this kind of thing? >> reporter: and for its part, congress will hold its first hearing on gun violence, lester, this

to nevada tomorrow to discuss his plans on immigration reform. today, groups and senators are expected to announce the plan a pathway toeate 11 million for the immigrants already in the united states. it is 5:18 right now. onm caskey joining us here set. laptop here.e i am looking at things closely. we have observations -- i am seeing a little bit of everything. the washington area. -- us break it down for the live superh a doppler seven radar. tome, dark blue, pink , -- usually the white indicates no. pink is mixed precipitation. -- indicates snow. pink is mixed precipitation. fredericksburg reporting light snow. at reagan national. martinsburg and hagerstown reporting freezing rain. some sleet or ice pellets from .inchester to leesburg mostly rain south of washington at this time. , thiswe see that rain , culpepper, there is precipitationzen mixed in. im am expecting that to change over to freezing rain and sleet. a sloppy monday morning. luckily, we are not looking at much in terms of wintry precipitation this morning. of an inch ofs rain. not a major event, but you only a little bi

. placesg out the top five in 2012.ple move to oregon, nevada, north carolina, carolina. 7 is on your side with signs very bad flu a season. sayinia health officials cases are all across the commonwealth with southwest biggest seeing the fight in cases. maryland health officials say activity is moderate. officials say most of the cases the age ofle under 24. if your starting the new year little bit of a weight, this information might help. consumer reports ranked diet. the diets were right upon the satisfaction. the top commercial diet was weight watchers. yourself, my fitness pal and spark people. a new release lot takes aim at underweight models. requires models to prove the maintained a body 5 for three months before a fashion show. australia has also set a minimum weight limits for fashion shows. there you have it. another hour of news starts right now. >> live, and in hd, this is " asod morning

and nevada. yesterday, there was a lot more of a breeze. when the wind is calm, the temperature drops down. that's what you are getting. fairfield, 26. brentwood, 29. concord, 29. walnut creek, 28. livermore/pleasanton, upper 20s. santa rosa, 28. napa, 28. 38 half moon bay. not far away i've seen 32. redwood city says 35. san jose, 33. campbell, santa clara, upper 20s. woodside also upper 20s and there is a bunch in the mountains. you need more cloud cover and kind of a west wind. we're not getting that. it will stay cold but that helps areas around oakland, berkeley. there's too much cold air in place. 53 clearlake, ukiah, kentfield, vallejo, crockett, benicia, fairfield, 51. concord, 52. mid-50s. berkeley, 56. 57 santa cruz, 57 san jose. woodside, 52. temperatures on the coast are creeping up 1 to 2 degrees. thursday, friday, it does look warmer especially away from the coast, along the coast. inland i think we'll be stuck in the 50s. no sign of any rain. >> all right. thank you, steve. >>> causing more pain for newtown, connecticut. >> perhaps we as a society, have been conditioned to b

to the hotel on the nevada border. they say that there were no signs of trauma. >> the father came to where we had the road blocked off. and did talk to him. and we also had a identifying tattoo on the body that helped us to make the identification. >> it is still early in the investigation. but authorities believe that she been lost due to the freezing temperatures. >>> a 13-year-old girl is in critical condition after being hit by a car in san francisco. the police was hit around 8:00 last night while walking with her family on pine street near stockton. she was transported to the hospital with life-threatening injuries. right now there's no word on if the police detained the driver. >>> in san jose, the chp is trying to figure out just moments before a driver hit and killed a man on highway 101. that happened just before 7:00 last night. and the officers said that the man may have been trying to cross the highway. >>> volunteers in the east bay are getting ready for a post christmas tradition. they're going to dump hundreds of christmas trees in the lake. and we're there with more on why t

and north dakota. and now in nevada and even through the process our people are in the right places and they are doing things to become a delegate. it's way too soon for you for anybody. besides, just because somebody is in second or third place, there's a race going on. what if mitt romney isn't the best person? >> people have tried to portray you as a kind of ruthless money machine who some failed, some succeeded, you didn't care, you still got your fees or you made a ton of money but actually quite a few of the companies have failed. a lot of people have lost their money. to me the key question is, do you know instinctively from your recollection how many of those companies that you went into would have failed anyway if you hadn't? >> well, there's no question but a number of places where we went in and invested, we were investing in an enterprise that was in trouble, that where the future was very much in doubt for it and we invested in one business. i think it lost 50 or 60 or more million dollars the year before we invested and a lot of people didn't want to touch it and we we

the smash and grab took all of 90 seconds. no hobby hurt. nevada. a plain went up in flames after a rough landing yesterday after north las vegas airport. it could take investigators months to figure out why the aircraft skidded off the runway. both people on boarding inned to get out before the fire engulfed the cabin. no word of anybody hurt. ohio. identical twin sisters gave birth to baby boys within two hours of each other at a hospital in akron. their due dates were five days apart but one sister went into labor early. their mother says the girls always had a special bond. >> they will go shopping on two totally different occasions not even talking to each other or anything and will end up bringing home the same thing but opposite colors. until this day they do that. >> the new moms say they didn't plan on getting pregnant around the same time it just happened. and that's a fox watch across america. >> i'm jon scott in for shepard smith. this is the fox report. the so-called nuclear option is still an option as a brand new senate gets to work. vice president joe biden swearinged in t

. in reno, nevada, roads are so icy that traffic is backed up for hours and troopers are are responding to dozens of accidents there. and take a look tat the white-out. it is in north dakota, and the department of transportation there warning the drivers to go slowly or just stay inside. that might be better. the expected high today in minot, north dakota, zero. >>> time to break out the bubbly, and those red carpet dresses. the golden globes are tonight, and we will tell you who is probably going to take home the golden statuettes. oh! progress-oh! -oh! -oh! oh! oh! ♪ what do you know? oh! ♪ bacon? -oh! -oh! oh! [ female announcer ] with 40 delicious progresso soups at 100 calories or less, there are plenty of reasons people are saying "progress-oh!" share your story for a chance to win a progress-oh! makeover in hollywood. go to facebook.com/progresso to enter. woman: we're helping joplin, missouri, come back from a devastating tornado. man: and now we're helping the east coast recover from hurricane sandy. we're a leading global insurance company, based right here in america. we'

, oregon, nevada, north carolina and south carolina. and where people moved away from the most, new jersey, illinois, west virginia, new york, and new mexico were in the top five. >> an incredible photo of a baby making the entrance into the world, a picture of nevia reaching out of her mother's womb and holing the finger of her daughter performing a c-section. it is the first viral facebook photos of the year. >> you look for the perfect cover of the baby photo, that is it. >> we are continuing to following breaking news from san francisco, five armed men barge into a richmond district home and hold people at gunpoint. >> it could be a tense day on capitol hill. the problems facing house speaker boehner as he tries to hold on to his speakership. and new bay area congressman sworn in today. >> consumer reports test drive an unusual bicycle. find out if it should be part of your fitness plan. >> live from the kgo broadcast center, abc7 news. >> breaking news now at 6:00. intruders break-in to a san francisco home and hold the residents at gunpoint. the items ran off with robbers. >> local t

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department in nevada. some are criticizing the police department for the handling of this case. >>> the driver is a caused of hitting and killing two innocent people outside of a san francisco liquor store. it happened new year's morning and ktvu channel 2 morning news has obtained this armature video on 21st street. 19-year-old david morales caused that deadly crash while fleeing from the police. he is described as a convicted felon and given member and he is facing several -- gang member and he is facing several charges including murder. >>> the shelters are now allowed to close their doors to people who are violent or make threats outside their shelters. those rules approved and it was in response to a deadly stabbing at a shelter. in the past shelters were not allowed to ban homeless people who had aggressive behavior. >>> and those in hawaii have authorized the use of the otto open. it is a mechanical device that copies the president's signature. the bill raises taxes on the wealthiest americans while preserving tax cuts for most americans. >>> and it is buried in that fis

. very mild up in the sierra nevada. truckee 32 with fog . low 60s everybody. with your weekend always in view partly cloudy on saturday. early next week looks dry. cool and breezy. >> thank you, steve. >>> 5:39 is the time. governor brown says california is back. the big difference though in the governor state of the state address this year. >>> lang wait is over for the golden state warriors. the first person selected to the all star game. >>> traffic on the san mateo bridge looks good. a little bit of fog to deal with. we'll tell you more about the morning commute and the bay weather. >>> it's so quiet. >> yeah the new malibu is the quietest one ever. >> so quiet. >> start it up let's go. >> it's already running. >> no, it's not. >> no, actually it is. >> get out of here. >>> good morning. here's a quick look at the top stories we're following right few. the big game is now nine days away and san francisco city leaders are considering tough measures to keep 49er fans in line during the super bowl mayor ed lee is urging san francisco bars to hold off selling hard booze during the big

at the nevada seminar, he called the second amendment freedom's most valuable, most cherished idea. clearly, the rhetoric, the absolutist if not extremist rhetoric of the national rifle association seems to be catching up with them. >> krystal ball and frank smyth, thank you for joining us. >> my pleasure. >>> coming up, hillary clinton says she just can't see herself getting back into politics. but andrea mitchell can, which is why she asked hillary clinton if she would challenge joe biden in the democratic primary. you will see the answer to that question coming up. mission a fo. this is for real this time. step seven point two one two. verify and lock. command is locked. five seconds. three, two, one. standing by for capture. the most innovative software on the planet... dragon is captured. is connecting today's leading companies to places beyond it. siemens. answers. why does my mouth feel dryer than i remember it to be? there are more people taking more medication, so we see people suffering from dry mouth more so. we may see more cavities, bad breath, oral irritation. a dry mouth suff

in nevada. we will carry the remarks this afternoon. how should the laws on immigration reform be changed or enforced? here are the numbers to call. for democrats, 202-585-3880. for republicans, 202-585-3881. for independents, 202-585-3882. you can also find us online, send us a tweet by writing to twitter.com/c-spanwj, or share your comments with us on facebook by searching for c- span. you can also e mail us, journal@c-span.org. here is the headline from "the washington post," this morning -- "senators outline immigration plan." host: let's take a listen to some of that press conference from yesterday afternoon. senator chuck schumer opened things up. here is what he had to say about the details so far. [video clip] >> americans overwhelmingly oppose illegal immigration and support legal immigration. to this end, we have four basic pillars. tough but fair passed to citizenship for illegal immigrants in the united states. second, reforming the legal immigration system to better recognize the importance of characteristics that will help to build the american economy and strengthen america

nevada, where one in four residents is latino, the president vowed to overhaul the nation's immigration system. he promised to strengthen enforcement at the workplace, stepping up penalties for hiring undocumented workers. streamline the legal immigration system for high-skilled workers. and at the center of his plan, create a path to citizenship for 11 million undocumented immigrants, already living in the united states. >> we've got to lay out a path, a process that includes passing a background check, paying taxes, paying a penalty, learning english, and then going to the back of the line. >> reporter: he also issued this warning. >> and if congress is unable to move forward in a timely fashion, i will send up a bill based on my proposal, and insist that they vote on it right away. >> reporter: the president's critics are howling. when senator marco rubio defended reform to rush limba h limbaugh, he got an earful. >> what you are doing is admirable and noteworthy. you are recognizing reality. my concern is the president wants people to believe something that isn't true, that you rea

the president if he takes steps to upgrade gun safety by executive order. remember sharron angle, the nevada republican senate candidate talking openly about using second amendment remedies against public officials. people used to think she was alone out there, something of an oddity. what's becoming clear is in today's gop she's more typical than not. ed rendell was governor of pennsylvania, michael steele was chair of the republican party. gentlemen, thank you. president obama will announce his plans for gun safety tomorrow after hearing vice president biden's task force recommendations, but already criticism is mounting on the right. here is republican senator rand paul of kentucky. >> i'm against having a king. i think having a monarch is what we fought the american revolution over, and someone who wants to bypass the constitution, bypass congress, that's someone who wants to act like a king or a monarch. i've been opposed to executive orders even with republican presidents, but one that wants to infling on the second amendment we will fight tooth and nail, and i promise you there will b

and brian sandoval in nevada. you have western states, growing states, you've got latino states. so i've got to say there is a political element. god bless her. it's good to pay attention to politics sometimes. arizona will be a blue state, and she is facing reality. she has a lot of uninsured employed people there. when we talk about this program, we're talking about the working poor, the working class who are working but cannot get insurance through their employer. latinos are more likely to be in that situation than a lot of others of us. and so she is seeing the truth. she is calling it a moral decision. and i'm happy for that. i think we'll see a few more governors before we're through. >> well, it's interesting. a favorite talking point by the republicans has been that government spending does not create jobs. and i think that jan brewer pretty much took care of that bullet point. what do you think? >> yeah, i was going to point that out. yes. she wants that $2 billion. it creates jobs. it's good for the state of arizona. she doesn't want it going somewhere else. they know that. they'r

measurement of the snow in the sierra nevada and guess what! yup. 134% of normal. looking good so far. of course, that means nothing of in we completely dry out right now. but so far, so good. lots of snow, lots of water in the high sierra. we are dry though now in the bay area. well, those temperatures are getting cold in spots. 27 degrees right now in napa. 29 in concord. 28 degrees in santa rosa and 30 degrees in livermore. going to see widespread frost around the bay area again this morning. if you are heading out another cold start to the day. afternoon sunshine then the temperatures right around cease until for this time of year. changes by the weekend though. we could see a couple of showers move back in. but for today, high pressure holding on. starting to slide eastward now. we'll see a few high clouds from this weak system making its way into far northern california. other than that we are going to keep things nice and dry. around the state, maybe some showers toward the eureka area but nice and dry into the centra valley. 50s in fresno. 44 lake tahoe. 47 yosemite. 59 monter

deep political connections. sue loudon, the former miss new jersey, used to run the nevada gop. kimberly fritz worked for jeb bush for many years. tammy hadad, a former msnbc exec who handled the political coverage -- >> i had no idea tammy was on the board of miss america. >> it's a very good way to get connected. >> and we all thought the pageant was dead. >> far from it. >> well, honey boo boo, thank you so much. but it does seem that since this little girl and you and i were talking about it, i can't say i've ever seen an episode -- oh, here comes honey boo boo. and that's her mom. i've never seen this show. but it's kind of made pageants kind of must-see tv again. >> pageants are having a moment. >> having a moment. >> before you roll your eyes at honey boo boo, think for a second how much worse honey boo boo might be than the current congress we've got. >> that might be the -- most scathing indictment i've heard. do we think honey boo boo could be president one day or at least in congress? fascinating article. thank you so much. >> and troy walker writes good-bye 112th co

, nevada, all of those governors will be interesting to see how many of them are very vulnerable in 2014 or not. christie, obviously, is the 2013 -- not very null vulnerable. maine, very vulnerable. this could be where some of the action is here. democratic legislatures here. here are the places where there are democratic governors and a divided legislature. arkansas, missouri and montana. arkansas is sort of the lone holdout in the south where republicans have gotten everything. but they have super majorities in places like missouri and arkansas. so they have effectively -- they can override any veto of the democratic governor, whether it's tax rates, any of those things. so they have effective control on that front. let's look at this, the other places where there is divided government in iowa, the house and senate. the governor there, republican governor. new hampshire, oh, you've seen there, not surprising. washington state, a little surprising. since it's a state with democratic dominance, if you will. and kentucky, a little surprising, since it's a state with republican dominance.

in the abstract nevada coming clean with the public only if we sharply curtail all popular programs. when i read that quote, what i immediately think of is the debate where governor romney identified big bird because the best that he could come up with in termings of a cut was pbs, which i think makes the point. >> michael, it's a lot worse than that. you may recall that president obama, through the affordable care act, generated 700 in the entitlements. no, they attacked them for those cuts. and they said we'll put it back in. so the hipocrasey is very deep. this is a little economic. just do this thought experiment. suppose you found an honest republican, and there are some, who said we can balance the bungt. if we collect 25% of gdp in revenue and spend 25% in out leis, those balances are out. they would run from you in horror. they're not interested in balancing the budget. they're interested in shrinking the government. however, when it actually comes to plans, trugman is partially right. now, there are republicans who talk about block-granting medicaid. who talk about premium support. they

. >> mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of nevada seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears that barack obama of illinois received six votes for president and joseph biden of delaware received six votes for vice-president. >> mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of new hampshire seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears that barack obama of illinois received four votes for president and joseph biden of delaware received four votes for vice president. >> mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of new jersey seems to be regular in farm and authentic, and it appears there from the barack obama of illinois received 14 votes for president and joseph biden received 14 votes for vice president. >> mr. president, the certificate of the electoral vote of the state of new mexico seems to be regular in form and authentic, and it appears that barack obama of illinois received five votes for president and joseph biden of delaware received five votes for vice president. >> mr. pres

his days at the university of nevada. >> oh, you know, i think he's a great, great quarterback. i think you're right. i think there's not going to be a doubt that in the future you'll see kaepernick jerseys everywhere, especially the way he can run. >> kaepernick jerseys are selling fast and they are also seeing returns of, get this, alex smith jerseys. >>> tim tebow, move over. the hot new move on the football field is kaepernicking. 49ers quarterback celebrates by flexing his right arm and kissing his bicep, as you see there. it's now all the rage on social media. fans have been posting pictures of themselves kaepernicking themselves. >>> it's going to be another chilly night tonight around the bay area. temperatures expected to drop into the upper 20s and lower 30s across the bay area tonight. meteorologist mark tamayo is here with details on the cold snap. boy, it was really chilly overnight, but maybe even colder tonight? >> a few spots will be cooler than this morning, as we head into monday. for the fourth night in a row, day four, evening four, freeze warning to talk about

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